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| Just had the Capaercaille and Black Grouse for dinner this evening, and they taste so good! |
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| Stunning countryside and one of my favourite parts of the world.
Excellent photography |
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| Yeah, it is absolutely amazing part of the world, some of the most virgin woods I know of
Have you hunted with the tradskallare before? |
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| Unfortunately never hunted in that part of the world, but used to spend a month or two in Scandinavia kayaking most summers as a teenager. Will have to go back... |
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| Great pictures, looks like a very interesting and different hunt.
I spent a week canoeing in SW Sweden (Varmland) this August, such a beautiful country! |
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| Thanks for shareing! Great report! Nils-Ole |
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| Well done. That's a bird hunt I want to do soon. |
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| Orvar, That is a great set of pics. Do I remember correctly that you shoot these with a .22 rifle or were you using a shotgun? Stalking Capercaille sounds like a lot of fun!! K |
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| Hunting in this country must be very wonderfull... I love Sweden & Norway, but never was there hunting so far... Congratulations and Thanks for sharing the pics with us Klaus |
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